Pedigree

[SoCalCircuit]

Hey all,

I don't know if this has ever been discussed in depth or not but I want to start placing more attention on pedigree in my handicapping just to see what happens, and I was wondering if anyone is aware of any books that are almost like a book/database analyzing some of the major sires, where they excel and what conditions they like to run under (e.g. lemon drop kid tends to have horses that run well in the slop) I know something like this would probably require constant updates and stuff so maybe an online database? Or maybe a book about some of the major grandsires (prospector, secretariat, slew...)

Thanks to all

-SoCal

[lamboguy]

Hey all,

I don't know if this has ever been discussed in depth or not but I want to start placing more attention on pedigree in my handicapping just to see what happens, and I was wondering if anyone is aware of any books that are almost like a book/database analyzing some of the major sires, where they excel and what conditions they like to run under (e.g. lemon drop kid tends to have horses that run well in the slop) I know something like this would probably require constant updates and stuff so maybe an online database? Or maybe a book about some of the major grandsires (prospector, secretariat, slew...)

Thanks to all

-SoCali suggest you learn who the good producing mares are and go that route. especially the mares that never raced. i find that those type keep throwing runner after runner, maybe because they never had the chance to get their bodies infested with all the drugs they give these horses today to get them to run.

[cmoore]

Hey all,

I don't know if this has ever been discussed in depth or not but I want to start placing more attention on pedigree in my handicapping just to see what happens, and I was wondering if anyone is aware of any books that are almost like a book/database analyzing some of the major sires, where they excel and what conditions they like to run under (e.g. lemon drop kid tends to have horses that run well in the slop) I know something like this would probably require constant updates and stuff so maybe an online database? Or maybe a book about some of the major grandsires (prospector, secretariat, slew...)

Thanks to all

-SoCal


All the Sire information you need is at this link..

http://www.breedingwinners.com/reports.asp

[kenwoodallpromos]

Study great grand sires and dams, all 8!

[robert99]

http://www.racingpost.com/

Has a bulls##t freevideo available today - Understanding Pedigrees.